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I've been using TIP120 darlington transistors datasheet hereTIP120 darlington transistors to drive various motors, I apply a 5V Base-Emitter voltage, that I sometimes modulate with PWM and a resistor on the base, this works great, but is there a same type of transistor for 3.3V?

More generally, what is the best way to look for transistors?

I've been using TIP120 darlington transistors datasheet here to drive various motors, I apply a 5V Base-Emitter voltage, that I sometimes modulate with PWM and a resistor on the base, this works great, but is there a same type of transistor for 3.3V?

More generally, what is the best way to look for transistors?

I've been using TIP120 darlington transistors to drive various motors, I apply a 5V Base-Emitter voltage, that I sometimes modulate with PWM and a resistor on the base, this works great, but is there a same type of transistor for 3.3V?

More generally, what is the best way to look for transistors?

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I've been using TIP120 darlington transistors datasheet here to drive various motors, I apply a 5V Base-Emitter voltage, that I sometimes modulate with PWM and a resistor on the base, this works great, but is there a same type of transistor for 3.3V?

More generally, what is the best way to look for transistors?

I've been using TIP120 darlington transistors to drive various motors, I apply a 5V Base-Emitter voltage, that I sometimes modulate with PWM and a resistor on the base, this works great, but is there a same type of transistor for 3.3V?

More generally, what is the best way to look for transistors?

I've been using TIP120 darlington transistors datasheet here to drive various motors, I apply a 5V Base-Emitter voltage, that I sometimes modulate with PWM and a resistor on the base, this works great, but is there a same type of transistor for 3.3V?

More generally, what is the best way to look for transistors?

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Jack Halford
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Darlington with 3.3V

I've been using TIP120 darlington transistors to drive various motors, I apply a 5V Base-Emitter voltage, that I sometimes modulate with PWM and a resistor on the base, this works great, but is there a same type of transistor for 3.3V?

More generally, what is the best way to look for transistors?